george baptist church in orangeburg, two guitars and an amplifier were stolen.the certain person to target churches and they hope whoever is responsible is 3 gregory can always person within the area to be set help and not get in trouble and try to be a good person." 3 deputies were able to collect finger prints and other pieces churches. 3 columbia police have arrested three people they say were invovled with a shooting... and they are searching for a fourth. they've arrested... 20 year old... ladarren brown.... 24 year old... dominick lewis... and 19 year old... terrone anderson. the shooting happened just before 9 pm saturday night... in the 3000 block of truman street. police say the driver wouldn't stop for police... lost control of the car... and hit a brick wall.anyone with information on the fourth suspect is asked to call crimestoppers at 3 efforts to combat human trafficking are underway.we now know about 155 people were victims of human trafficking in our state alone just last year. for human trafficking awareness month, many organizations are making the call to move from awaren

george baptist church some guitar center amplifier were stolen. they think the same people perform the crimes and are familiar with the buildings. >> they must have known what was in here. to be able to comment that door and grab something and get out of here in a short time. nothing else was broken into. no windows or doors. it's just the same window in the same location. deputies were able to collect fingerprints and other pieces of evidence. the sheriff's office said they are continuing to investigate. >>> for the first time we have some sort of idea how many human trafficking victims are in our state. 155 last year alone and those month. organizations are making a call to move from awareness to action. in 2012. south carolina past some of the toughest human trafficking legislation. what is next? during a press conference this morning at westfield high school and students made the call for the superintendent make a call for trafficking legislation. there are some red flags. you can look for. said people don't have documentation. they can't leav

george washington highway. interim pastor of temple baptist church - jerry greco - said this community is turning to their faith. c39 37:23 - faith is something you can't touch taste or see. so we're going to go through today and go into the week knowing that he wasn't taken by surprise. c38 31:57 - please continue to lift up our family in prayer. thank you. :01 tonight is not the only night to remember the victims. the dooley family will hold a visitation for friends and family tomorrow from 2 to 5 at the temple baptist chuch. then, there will be a memorial service monday night at 7 at the deep creek baptist church. on this story - go to our website wavy dot com. let's take a quick look at weather. it's been a beautiful start to the weekend - the sun shining and the temperatures starting to warm up. but, of course, this time of year those temperatures can always get a lot colder. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the weather center to let you know how long the nice weather will stick around, ashley? overnight: clear skies. somewhat mild. lows: near 40. winds: s 5-10 mph. sunday: sunny and warm! highs: upper-60

george washington highway. interim pastor of temple baptist church - jerry greco - said this community is turning to their faith. c39 37:23 - faith is something you can't touch taste or see. so we're going to go through today and go into the week knowing that he wasn't taken by surprise. c38 31:57 - please continue to lift up our family in prayer. thank you. :01 chesapeake police had a large presence at the vigil. not just to attend...but also to help direct traffic. we understand from pastor greco the police department will play a large role in the family's services. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. tonight is not the only night to remember the victims. the dooley family will friends and family tomorrow at the temple baptist chuch. then, there will be a memorial service monday night at the deep creek baptist church. for the complete coverage on this story - go to our website wavy dot com. we now know - two robbery suspects were shot as they tried to rob a store. police say an 18 year old suspect died. the other was hut hurt. everything started around 6:20 friday evening at the gift card atm store on west mercur

it will be held-- at temple baptist-- the church the family attended for years. the church is on george washington highway in deep creek. the vigil begins at 5 o'clock. we have more information on the funeral fund for the family-- as well as our coverage of the story since it broke-- on wavy dot com. now to developing news in norfolk. police continue to investigate a bizzare situation at the lafayette river. just before 4 this afternoon - police were called to the river near 26th street and villa circle - because of a dead man. after they saw the body. 10 on your side was the first to bring you this story as breaking news during wavy news 10 at 4. norfolk police continue to find out what happened to the man. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. tonight - a family continues to seek closure - and answers - more than a month after their loved one was killed in his norfolk home. marvin jones --- a beloved brother, uncle, friend and avid church-goer --- was shot to death days before christmas. police have no leads - and no suspects. tonight, only 10 on your side's liz kilm

baptist church. he married her in 1868. she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. was well known. after the war, rgl returns to norco, becomes a member of the virginia's assembly, and goes on to become a lawyer, banker, and very wealthy fellow. he and his wife and my children, page wasom, florence dorothy ferebee's mother. were graduates of hampton institute. her father was a good friend of booker t. washington. they had three children, the youngest during -- being dorothy. it was natural after the family possible long historical connection to boston that precocious little dorothy get out of the colored school and go somewhere where she can be .ducated area she did no she went to boston girls' school. she was an amazing scholar there. from there, she went on to simmons college. when dorothy lived in boston, she lived with the remnants of ruffingh and family -- from girls high in 1915, she went to simmons college and then graduated from tufts medical school and graduated from college with ho

he met his wife at the 12th baptist church and married her in 1868. she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. his wife was a well-known suffragette. after the war our gl returns to norfolk, becomes a member of the general assembly during reconstruction and goes on to be a lawyer, businessman and wealthy fellow. he and his wife had nine children. one of whom, florence cornelia page was dorothy's mother. were graduates of hampton institute. her father was a good friend of booker t. washington. they had three children, their youngest and dorothy. it was natural after the family's long historical connection to boston that dorothy would get out of the cumberland street colored school and go someplace where she could be educated. she did not go to boston latin. she went to boston girls school. she was an amazing scholar there. from there she went on to simmons college. when dorothy lived in boston she lived with the remnants of the ruffin family at 62 west cedar street. girls highating from in 1915 she went to simmons colle

it will be held-- at temple baptist-- the church the family attended for years. the church is on george washington highway in deep creek. the vigil begins at 5 o'clock. we have more information on the funeral fund for the family-- as well as our coverage of the story since it broke-- on wavy dot com. we're still working to find out more about a man's body found in the lafayette river. you might remember this as breaking news yesterday afternoon. norfolk officers responded to 26th street and villa circle just before 4. teenagers saw the body in the water, and called 911. police haven't said how the man died, or who he is. once the medical examiner finishes the autopsy -- we should be able to give you more information. we're working to find out why prosecutors dropped charges against an elizabeth city man accused of a sex crime. deputies arrested darrell walker on tuesday after he allegedly forced a man into sexual acts. the pasquotank county district attorney dismissed the charges yesterday to further investigate the evidence. friends says news of walker's arrest shocked the elizabeth ci

baptist missionary church. >>> 25 years ago today, you might remember those grainy green seeds. president george hw an effort to eliminate from invading troops u. the massive air attack lasted 42 days before president bush called a cease fire. it was considered a major success for the international coalition. >>> the governor announced our state would use $100,000 donated by kuwait back in 199 # to create a traveling exhibit dedicated to north carolina's role in the war. it could be finished by late summer. 75,000 somebodies served more than any other state. >>> secretary of state john kerry will meet be iran's foreign minister. a top official with the european union will be attending. they'll discuss progress toward implementing the iran nuclear deal. the meeting expected to be held before the deal can be implemented. and that could happen today. >>> people across the nation are remembering the legacy and accomplishments of dr. martin luther king jr. community members gathered at martin luther king memorial gardens in are e loo for a wreath- laying ceremony. yesterday would have been dr. king's

george appeared -- in georgia. you are on "washington journal." caller: thank you a much. i want to make a comment and i have a question. the comment is that i grew up in a baptist churchh georgia. they get all riled up about wastion, but the church within rockthrowing distance of children living in dire poverty and they would do nothing about it. my question is why did the european countries and other civilized countries not have this problem? guest: that's a great question. thank you very much. i'm afraid that i do not feel like i have a lot of expertise about the european countries and how they approach this issue. that i'veknow is experienced a lot of what you have observed. i'm i see sorry to hear that about your local church. lots ofe certainly church that do the opposite and take good care of people living in poverty. that said, it's really distressing that the people on the other side of this debate so frequently seem to think that there is a right to life until birth. after that, you're on your own. these are the people that do not step forward and urge the government to spend more money or, let's say, the appropriate amount of money for education and health c

george appeared -- in georgia. you are on "washington journal." caller: thank you a much. i want to make a comment and i have a question. the comment is that i grew up in a baptist churchn south georgia. they get all riled up about wastion, but the church within rockthrowing distance of children living in dire poverty and they would do nothing about it. my question is why did the european countries and other civilized countries not have this problem? guest: that's a great question. thank you very much. i'm afraid that i do not feel like i have a lot of expertise about the european countries and how they approach this issue. that i'veknow is experienced a lot of what you have observed. i'm i see sorry to hear that about your local church. lots ofe certainly church that do the opposite and take good care of people living in poverty. that said, it's really distressing that the people on the other side of this debate so frequently seem to think that there is a right to life until birth. after that, you're on your own. these are the people that do not step forward and urge the government to spend more money or, let's say, the appropriate amount of money for education and he

george baptist church in orangeburg, two guitars and an churches say they think the same people performed the crimes and are familiar with the buildings.both churches say deputies were able to collect finger prints and other pieces of evidence from their buildings.the orangeburg county sheriff's office says they're continuing to investigate. 3 columbia police have arrested three people they say were invovled with a shooting and are searching for a fourth suspect. they are 20 year old ladarren brown, 24 year old dominick lewis and 19 year old terrone anderson. the shooting happened just before 9 pm saturday night in the 3000 block of truman street. police say the driver wouldn't stop for police, lost control of the car and hit a brick wall. anyone with information on the fourth suspect is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple-8-crime-sc. 3 3 3 3 3 some people teach as their career... and then there are those who were *born to be teachers... mr colavito mackie... thinks outside the box... the parent who nominated him for teacher of the week... tells us.... "he makes learning interactive a